Dulverton in West Somerset - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

For the past decade, we’ve made it a tradition to visit the same pub every August bank holiday while camping across the road. Despite the somewhat shabby interior, this hidden gem offers delicious homecooked food and a variety of local ales. The landlord, initially gruff, reveals a friendly side once you engage in conversation. Although he suffered a serious accident a few years back, he continues to persevere, so please be patient as he’s not as swift as he used to be.

Lovely friendly welcome excellent food large portions good menu with vegetarian and vegan options just across the road from Exe valley campsite would definitely recommend and would visit again

A lovely, warm welcome awaited us, the food was great as was the service Very comfortable well worth a visit

A lovely country pub just across the road from the Exe Valley camp site and 2 minutes walk from the most picturesque cricket ground in the country. Friendly welcome dogs included and superb food. Vegetarian and Vegan on the menu. It was so good we went back the second night as well.

Fabulous friendly atmosphere and made to feel very welcome. Great team running the pub would definitely book to sta at the local campsite again just to visit the pub. Book a table if you want to eat as is required.

We had a family meal here including 1 veggie and one 12yr old, all had great meals with pleasant conversation from the Landlord and great beer. What more could you want. As a footnote I took notice of previous reviews and went for the steak...

To enjoy this pub you need to phone ahead and book a table. The pub has a very welcoming atmosphere and good food. The only down side was that due to the slow startup following C-19 there was only one excellent ale on offer

Like most folk eating here, we are staying at campsite across the road. First called in, complete with 2 large dogs, on a rain lashed Friday night, desperate for food! Despite being fully booked they managed to fit us in, took us few mins to...

The think the only reason this place is still open is because of the campsite nearby - everyone we spoke to was a camper not a local. Indeed that’s how we ended up having dinner here as it’s the only place within walking distance. We...

We stayed at the nearby campsite and walked to the Badgers Holt on two evenings for a drink. Met some lovely fellow campers and enjoyed the local ale and cider. Didn’t eat but the menu looked good with plenty of vegetarian and vegan options.

Called in for lunch , cheesy chips ham cheese and relish sandwich ok bit not memorable. The pub is in a lovely spot and because of that could command a lot of interest . Just feel the menu could be looked at .

after having read a number of reviews I was not sure what to expect, we like most of the people in the pub were from the camp site over the road (also very good). We found the landlord to have a very dry sense of...

The site is right in Dulverton ,convenient for shops and pubs,excellent facilities,very clean well kept site,the wardens were most helpful,thanks for your help to us reasonable newby’s,would thoroughly recommend this site for a quiet getaway.

We stayed at the local campsite and decided on having a local meal. It was good local beer, good local food and dog friendly. Had a lovely open fire to sit beside and had a lovely evening. Thank you Badgers Holt. Well done

We arrived here all eager and enthusiastic on a Sunday lunchtime, ready for a roast dinner and a vegetarian option and left feeling miserable and deflated owing to the very poor 'welcome' from the landlord. Honestly, if the hospitality life is not for you, just...

Turned down for 5 bowls of chips on a Saturday evening at 7pm. How can a small pub do that? Terrible. It's not the first time I have heard about this sort of thing happening at this pub. It's as if the pub and owners...

Thank you for a lovely evening of proper food, ( Northern style steak pie ) drink, and good old fashion hospitality, can't wait to return... Nice one.

Went for an evening drink, only to find it closed on a Wednesday, so went again on a Thursday, was greeted eventually after others were served, and ordered our drinks. I think the landlord needs lessons in handling drinks, as he was holding the glasses...

excellant food & drink, a free house, unusal opening hours. The beef & ale pie was to die for, dogs welcome

On the southern edge of Exmoor, the old fashioned village is a delight. Worth a visit to explore the traditional shops, and attractive scenery.

Absolutely fantastic food ambiance was very friendly and helpful,we did not book as it was a Tuesday but I would recommend booking if you are going there on a busier day the area is beautiful and has many short walks, the 'pub' is dog friendly...

Lovely little town, well worth a visit. Try the walk through the woods by the river up to marsh bridge. Tearoom at the bridge for refreshments. Stop at the bakery by the leat on the way back. Irresistible!

Visiting the Badgers is like coming home! Good pub grub (I dream of their steak and Exmoor ale pie the day before we visit the area!) Well kept ales and ciders, good selection of bottled beverages and wines. Fire is lit when it is cold,...

Idyllic sums it up you would not know the site existed as it is tucked away from view, it is well run clean and tidy and easy going I could easily keep going back for more, also on the plus side is that it is...

We used to camp here very often, so we thought we would pop in for a meal. We went in to find the landlord behind the bar. We had no greeting from him. He messed up our drink order and there was only 2. We...

Love love Dulverton, people so friendly, shops independent and friendly, slower pace of life, and a country side that’s loved, cherished and protected, we are so lucky to live and work here

Visited today with my wife and her uncle. Made to feel very welcome and were not at all rushed. Enjoyed a very pleasant pint of Exmoor ale whilst deciding what to eat. I ordered the steak and ale pie which was one of the best...

Exmoor House Caravan & Motorhome site is absolutely lovely the location could not be better with just a few minutes walk to the Bridge Inn what could be better! I was surprised at how big the site actually is you would not know it’s there...

the pub is in an ideal location just 100 yards from the campsite. Looked like an old English pub from the outside (although a little tlc wouldn't go amiss) but boy was it a disappointment when inside. Apart from DIANA who was an absolute gem...

Booked a table in the evening with friends, not the friendliest of welcomes but went on to order. Asked if they did prawn cocktail (as prawn salad was on the main menu) but told no. The steak pie on the board we wanted for mains...

One of the reasons we chose our campsite was because it was opposite this pub and the reviews seemed promising. Unfortunately, the beer was undrinkable. They had three real ales on our first visit, they all tasted the same but amazingly none of them tasted...

This place has great food and a lovely friendly atmosphere. The landlord has a dry sense of humour but that's good. Everything we have ever had here has been fantastic and very reasonable price wise. It's great that your dog can go in with you...

Visited pub twice for a meal lovely warm welcome with open fire . The steak and Ale pie was so good we went back again but had sold out. Pretty good steak and chips and excellent bottle of New Zealand Savignion blanc for £15 bargain

We were staying nearby and were told about the Badgers odd opening hours. You would expect Sunday lunch here, but it was shut when we went. Another time we went in at 8.40pm and asked when food was being served til. '8.30' was the reply.....waited,...

Pretty village on Exmoor. Very nice up-market shops. Well worth a visit. Some very good places to eat. Good parking.

Good traditional friendly Exmoor pub serving generous portions of home cooked food at sensible prices. Dog friendly in the bar area.

Simplemente dice el título «Dulverton", por lo que yo le puedo comentar sobre Dulverton en sí.A pesar de estar sólo albergan a 1500 personas, Dulverton ( 'Gateway a cambio' y parque nacional HQ) es realmente una pequeña ciudad, en vez de un pueblo. Tiene una selección de bares, cafés, tiendas de comida, otras varias tiendas, incluyendo equipos y país ropa, y la pequeña pero interesante centro de visitantes cambio (y una biblioteca pública al lado). La mayoría de este es en o fuera de la 'plaza central'. Tiene el ambiente de una pequeña ciudad con mercado, con mucha actividad dibujo en personas de los pueblos circundantes. No es de ninguna manera a un centro de turismo, aunque merece la pena visitar y es una buena base para paseos en el campo de los alrededores, por ejemplo siga el río Barle a pasos de Tarr (6 km) y a Withypool (10), o tomar un corto paseo a través de los bosques por la primera curva en el río de Marsh Bridge y luego regresar por la carretera en el otro lado de la calle. Yo vivo a unos 45 minutos en coche del y este es un lugar favorito para los paseos iniciales, llevando a los visitantes o simplemente como un lugar para dejar en un paseo en moto. Hay una buena selección de refrescos, por ejemplo Puedo recomendar el cobre hervidor de agua, y el Tantivy Mortimers, así como el puente. Puede incluso cambiar allí!

Es poquito tiene mucho! El Tantivy es una magnífica tienda qe repleto con unos hermosos regalos, tarjetas de calidad y otras cosas. La panadería cafetería es genial. Todo tipo de tartas de calidad y decoraciones bebidas frías para pasteles. los pasteles y grande también. Donuts de mermelada el mejor de todos. - Lleno- y realmente lleno con mermelada adecuada de fruta. Chip shop bueno y hacen hamburguesas y otras cosas para llevar. Paisaje fuera de este mundo. Un corto viaje y que están sobre la moor con vistas ponis y amplios o junto a la preciosa ribera.. Realmente impresionante. No puedo decir lo suficiente.

Este es un pintoresco pueblo encantador en el corazón si el ex moor parque nacional!

The service was great, lovely traditional cups and saucers. We stopped for tea and cake about 15.00 and only needed a small dinner as we were still full. Suggest going earlier if you are planning an evening meal out somewhere.

They also gave us something to keep us busy while we waited for food. Hearty portions. The game pie was a bit salty for my liking though.

Teníamos un paseo precioso acerca de y fuimos al museo muy interesante. Dulerton es un pueblo de lo más encantador. Disfrutamos viendo los patos en el banco del río. fue agradable ver una tienda de venta, una tienda de carnicero hace un cambio no ver los grandes supermarkeks. Yo creo que no había nada que no me gustó en Dulerton disfrutamos nuestra mañana.

Muy atractivo pueblo, nice little tiendas, mucha historia, buenos paseos, agradable pub Village, bien merece una visita, incluso sólo por una hora

We have been coming to the campsite in Bridgetown for about 10 years and always spend a few evenings at the Badgers Holt over the road. Dogs are allowed in the tiled bar area where you can get a reasonably priced and tasty meal (The eggs are from their own chickens! and the beers and ciders are well kept, Keith the landlord hates seeing me come through the door as I drink him out of his secret supply of the vintage thatchers!) He has a very dry sense of humour and we love him. The veg selection is fresh, the specials are good and their Sunday lunch is excellent. The quiz placemats are great fun and we'd miss them if they stopped using them. The monthly Sunday Quiz night is a must and this year we discovered their monthly "music night". Hubby said he would NOT be going but a bit of gentle persuasion and arm twisting meant he was still there at 9pm when a neighbour comes in with a guitar, a pile of percussion instruments and a huge pile of song sheets! Hubby groans, the sheets were passed around, the landlady breaks out her ukulele, the lead musician finds out we are welsh so we start by all belting out Delilah and hubby was hooked. We wobbled back to the caravan, hoarse and happy, at about 11.30pm; it was one of the most fun nights out we have had in a long time! There is a seating area outside with picnic benches that catches the evening sun and it looks out over the road to the cricket field, the woods and the hill behind the village. This is a special little pub, an essential part of our holiday!

The Badgers Holt, is a country pub serving an excellent choice of well presented home cooked meals, with good local ales to wash them down.Having stayed locally for most of the summer of 2013, this pub was where we had our evening meals. The generous portions can defeat the most ardent of diners, so arrive with a good appetite!The novelty of dining at the Badgers Holt, is that each place setting has a table mat, that has general knowledge quiz questions printed on it and a pen is provided for you to answer, if you wish to. I think we have completed most of them!With a good selection of beers, wines & whiskies to choose from, it makes a visit to this pub a real pleasure. We've just had a long weekend in Bridgetown and 3 evenings in the 'Badgers' rounded off each day perfectly.We'll be back there again soon!